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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-08
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the underslgaed
IN has been appointed and quelihed as seminis. %
traitor of the estate Of Louis Rohrbsch late OF Henry
County, Ohio, deceased. .x.,, rcune
N Administrsttr,
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The Napoleon Fair.

The Napoleon Fair. r...
The Wabash Railway will sell excursion
tickets from all stations between Toledo and
Antwerp, at one and one-third fare for round
trips to Napoleon during fair time. I'd
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Statement Of the Condition
Ohio Farmers
INSURANCE co.
3lst Day of December, 1885.

Every year since the organization Of the COM
pany In 1884, its income has exceeded its expendi
lures. Issues plain liberal policy, permits the
use Of steam threshers, and gasoline stoves with
out extra charge. and pays for live stock killed by
lightning on the farm. 1t endesvors to do exact
justice in the settlement of evory loss and offers
the lowest rates which will guarantee to its policy
holders absolute protection. also have full line
of other good companies, the Home Of New York
office over A. Bradley's store, on Washington ST.,
Napoleon, Ohio. S.F. LONG, Agent.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-08

"a Foraker is an enemy of the country
and disgrace to the State.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-08

tY- Foraker had his salary doubled and
now wants to raise the farmers taxes to get
his pay.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-08

N Farmers, a vote for Governor Foraker
is vote to increase your taxes.
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Democratic Senatorial
Convention.

The Democratic Senatorial Convention for
the Thirty-third Senatorial District of Ohio
to nominate two candidates for State Sena-
tor for said District, and for the transaction
of such other business as may come before
the Convention, will be held at the Pavilion,
in the city of Findlay, Ohio, on
Wednesday. Sept. 21. A. D., 1887,
at 10 o o'clock a. m. Each county is entitled
to one delegate for each 100 votes cast for
Hon. John Mcbride for Secretary of State at
the fall election of 1886, and one for every
fraction of not less than 30 votes.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Thefollowing transfers avebeenr ecorded
since our last issue:
@ zierolf to W N zlcrolf, 26 of 80 acres in
Marion ip,.:. y WV
Marion Tp.. ~ 45o
L Roddy to R Scott. so acres in Freedom
ln:, .....:. .......... 32OV
K Il Wolf to A E Wolf, 20 acres in Damascus
1p1.....''.......... oU
X Scott to L ROddy, 80 acres in Monroe TIP 5000
Tp,................ 1900
R Skates to Fouty, 20 acres in Liberty TIP 1000
M Rasey toe L Crocket, acres in Harri-
. son Tp".. .;...:..... oOO
M Cunningham to w Finks, 2acres in Hsr-
rison TIP ,.................... ....... 14O
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w. j. Pierrepont Dentist.
Office atresidence, at the intersection of
Clinton street and Bryan pike. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-08

You can save from 25 to 30 per cent. by
buying your boots and shoes at Norden &
Bruins. 81
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~ 1t took $l6,OOOOOo to pay the August
pension roll. ...-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-08

Stoves! Stoves! Stoves.
A. B. Scribner is headquarters for fine
| stoves of every description. 3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-09-08
On gent (erchant only wanted in every town for


Everybody wants "Tansill's Punch" cent cigar
now; they were always good but Of late they have
been improved. heartily approve Of your way Of
doing business, you are sure to hold and increase
your trade. A. AREND, Druggist, Chicago, Ill.
Address z. w. TANSlLL q CO. Chicago
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THE NORTHWEST
a. OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND 90.
.DEMOCRATIC:TICKET

STATE.
For Governor,
THOMAS E. POWELL.
For Lieutenant Governor,
D. G. COLEMAN.
For Supreme Judge Long Term,)
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD.
For Supreme Judge (Short Term,)
VIRGIL P. KLINE.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM H. LEFT.
For Auditor,
EMIL KIRSEWETTER.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE W. HARPER.
For Board of Public Works,
PETER MURPHY.
COUNTY.
For Representative,
DENNES d. DONOVAN.
.r For Probate Judge,
MICHAEL DONNELLY.
For Clerk OF Courts,
JAMES DONOVAN.
For Treasurer,
J.C. WALTIMIRE. '.
For Auditor,
DANIEL HARTNETT.
For Commissioner,
ANDREW j. SAYGERS.
For In6rmary Director,
E. DITTMER.
For Coroner,
CONRAD Bitter.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-31
Old Soldiers Meet.

We had little jubilee in our Office
last Friday. We were having a So
cial chat with COL A. Coward, when
in stepped our friend, Geo. McAdams,
formerly of this county, but now of
High Falls, Oconee county We in
troduced him to the Colonel They
shook. Mr.. McAdams inquired with
much enthusiasm: "Is this Col. Cow
ard of the 5th Ri1es?" Yes Sir" re
piled the Colonel. "Well," replied
Mr. Nc, "T think more Of YOU than
any man living" md then began
genuine, hearty old soldier shake.
They at once united in rehearsal of
incidents Of Lees surrender. After
Col. Coward went out, Mr.. McAdams
related the circumstances which en-
deared Col. Coward, not Only to him
self (McAdams), but to hundreds of
others, When the soldiers were dis
| handed above Danville, without pro
visions, or transportation, he said that
Col Coward took it upon himself to
have al the companies with which he
! could communicate, to meet him near
DmlNsllc. and he th4re provided them
with rations, and also transportation
as far as possible. Mr.. M2ACams
never had met the Colonel personal
ly, but he with many Of his comrades,
vowed that day, that they would re-
member his great kiulncss while
they lived.
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Prosperous and Happy.

MIR. EDIToR:-The whole sec ion of
Gates turned out Ell masse on the
3D. Sabbath to hear the Rev. w. G.
SeaboIn, the pastor of Prater's Caeek
Church, preach The visiting minis
ters We're Revs' j. Il. Burdine,
f. P. Stone, J. II. Vaughn and j. d.
Wilson. Rev. Seaborn preached quite
an interesting sermon from - chap
ter "a verse of 1st Samuel.
Things are getting more lively
about Gates, looking up for boom.
Mr.. B. p. Kelley says he will send
you an "ad He has a large lucra-
tive machinery, and thinks it to his
adVantake to use printers ink. Three
cheers for him!
Without doubt this is destined
to he the garden spot Of Pickens, ves
and Of the State. The best crops
were made in this section last Year of
any other place your correspondent
has heard from.
There are some minerals in this
section, If all expert mineralogist
(not an imposter) would come in here
we might have boom equal to Bir-
mingham.
The peach trees have bloomed and
all the peach crop killed out. Maybe
we will lave some apples left.
The people at Six Mile have u
large aud commodious church build
ing near completion,
The people on this side orc com
menting upon the improvement of
the SENTINEL. and more subscribers
will be sent up from this section Boon.
think every man in the County
should take his county paper, they
viii certainly not loose any money by
At, aud we could then boast of the best
t'npers in the State, BY energetic
efforts the people can built no hone
entofpriaea md hardly feel that thew
have pat their shoulder to tl1e wbaeI
May Sou still WELD sonr reaaynen
in giving Gs spicy editorials.
Bos JeNts
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Another Art Syroxe.

llie iatestart work among ladies d
the "french Crze;p for decorating Chi
ha' glassware, etc. It'is something en-.
tlreiy new, and is both profitable and
IiHScinatlng. 1t is vcry popular in New
York Boston and other eastern cijies,
10 ladies desiring to learn tie Art. we
WIZ send an elegant china plaudue (size
10 mches,) handsomely decorated, for a
model, together with box OF material
lo0 coiored designs assorted in flowers
animals soldiers, land. .scapes, etc, com
ptete with Iull instructions, upon recoi,i
or only $l.0n The placquo alone is
worth more than tho amount charged.
lo every lady ordering this outfit who
cnclose* the address Of five other ladies
interested in art matters, to whom we
can mail our new catalogue of Art goods,
we Will enclose extra and without charge,
IN initiated hnnd-pointcd brass plucuue.
Instruction book i'll painting, Is colored
pictures &C., only 15c. EmbroiIeYy
silk, best quality, all colors, SOC. per 100
Skelns. Tinsel Braid, gold or silver, for
art embroidery and needle work, large
ball, only 15c, Mccrame cord, white,
soc per pound; any color GOc por pouId.
Other goods ut equally low prices.
Address, THE EMPIRE News Co.,
march lO,-St SYRACUSE n, Y.
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Mn Jlprtoe - The COMMITTEE aploi,

Mn. Jlprtoe, The committee eppoin
led to loUse ways and means OF holdine
County Normal mstittle at Pickens
some time during the summer of tAis
year, mes this day, We on learning
that an effort is being made by the school
commissioners Of Greenvilie and Ander-
son to hold an Inter County Normal
School at Wildamston; and also lealmirg g
that Pickens County will be solicited to
unite in said Inter County Normal Insti
tute, we therefore heartily concur in thI,
movement, and most respectfully COM
mend the subject to the County School
Board of Pickens, and ask them to take
such steps as may lie necessary to give
the teachers of Piokens County the priv
ilege of uniting with said Institute.
j. r. RILEY,
w. M. MCCAsLIN.
w. w. L. BRIGHT.
March 2G. 1887.
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. d. Wilcox; OF Horse Cave, Ky
says he was, for many years, badly nf-
hicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the
pains we're almost unindurNh!c and wOull
sometimes throw him into convulsirsa,
He tried Electric Eitters aud got r,':i'f
from first bottle and after taEin4 six boz
ties, was entirely cured ana had gained
in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he posi-
lively believes he woull have died lad
it not been for tie relief afforded uy
Electric Hitters. Sold nt h!ty cents a
bottle by Dr.. q. W. Enrie.
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Rheumatism and E"u:algIa Cur"d il
TWA NnV,.

The Indiana rhcmccAl Co., hay" hi>,,'pV.
rrai compound which a;ts with trIl!
marvellous rapidity in the Gu of Ehruna-
tism and Neuralgia. We G'raraiN"c it f.
cure any and every case acGtc lHilammt-
tory Rheumatism and neuralgia in2 DAYS
and to give immediate relief in chronic
cases and effects a speedy cure.
On receipt of 30 cents, in two ccAt
stamps, we will send to any address the
prescription for this wonderful compound.
which can be died by your h"nC druggist
at small cost We take this means of ViV-
ing our discovery to the pub ic instead "t
putting it out rs patent medicine, ii be-
ing much less expensive. We will gladly
refund money if satisfaction is not given.
TIE INDIANA CIIMMIGAL Co.
feb 10, Sly Charlottesville. Ind.
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MirannlOus Fsnann.

W. W. Reed, druggist, Winchester,
Ind, writes; Gone Of my customers,
Mrs. Louissia Pike, Bnrtonia, Randolph
Co., Ind, was long sufferer with Com
sumption. md was given up to die ~
her phys!ciaTs. She heard Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, and began buying it of me. In SIX
months time she walked to this city, a
distance Of six miles, and now is 40
much improved she has quit using it.
She feels she ows her life toit." Free
Trial Bottles at DIR. G. w. Earles Drug
Store.
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Ie 8

4 4 r :.
Work is progressing on thenew school
house Opposite Judge Duaaats,
Mr., James L. Lewis hns had to enter
tain the measles, since his return to Kan
sas.
Salvation Oil cures rheumatism n
from l2 to 48 hours, sweilinge and bru
ses iii few hours.
A good rain fell in this section Las
Sabbath night, There was almost a
thunder storm.
The 10Th century has provided the
greatest Roman of them all, Salvation
Oil. It kills pain.
In row at Easley last Sabbath in
the house of James Rosamond, colored,
he was severely cut on the face by Hen
ry Rosamond.
Suicide is not more sinful than neg
leoting cough. For only 25c. you cau
buy bottle of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup
and be saved from death. Try it.
Do not fail to hear esther" on tho
evening of tho 9Th of April. It will sur
pass anything that has ever been render
cd in Pickens. No pains have been spar
ed to make it succ3ss.
The magnificent shade trees which
stand in front of Mr.. e. Smith Griffin's
handsome residence, have been shorn of
their glory, by being topped so they
could better stand the storms.
AMusEslENTs.- goers are very
liable to contract a severe cough or cold.
A safe and reliable cure is DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price rs cents.
The Keowne Courier says:-"Just
think of it! Forty bushels or more
Of corn ssbeing turned into whiskey
every day by the government distilleries
in and around Walhalla. This corn
makes about one hundred gallons Of
whiskey per day, or six hundred gallons
per week. Comment is unnecessary. The
facts speak for themselves"
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Prize Stories,

The Youths Companion maintains it's
Reputation for publishing the best Soria
and Short Stories, us we'll as striking sto-
RES Of adventure. Tho next volume will
contain the eight prize stories selected rs
the best from over s, 600 manuscripts sent
in competition, Tho first Serial Story,
to appear in january, will be "Biind
Hrother," in eight chaoters, illustrated.
Every one will want to read it. If 81. rs
is sont now, it will pay for the paper to
February, 1888.
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ladies, A0OEk Here.

We offer advantages to cash buyers
path of regular trade, We buyimmense
Job lots from bankrupt concerns who are
forced to sell, and our prices are final,
decisive, and crushing! Following we
give facts and figures that will not and
cannot lio
Ladies' elegant plush handbag, 40c;
Rusia poclct-books, 2Ec (wor.h 75c); AL
igator specie pur4co, nickel frames, ball
snap, a.go size, 22c; ladies' two-blad"
pen knives, shell handle, Zoe; manicure
knives, for the finger nails, BE; charm
knives, 10o; Gem carpet stretchor&, the
b: st 35c: Madame Louise hair crimpcr@,
1Oc; baby pins, fine gold plated, with cut
letters, 'Blby," "Darlimg, "Pct,' etc,
2Oc u pair (worth 50G); sicrcO;cOpe9, fan
CIV hoods, Ace, (worth II } stcrcoscopic
views, American, foreign, comic, "tatuA-
ry, and actresses, 50c per dozen, (worth
S2 }: gilt edge playing cards, 30c pack,
(worEh 75G); Tom Thumb playing cards.
loo; handsome ieathGrcttH photo albums,
gilt edge, 25c; music boxes, very tine,
81 Zoe; Mikado bangle bracelets, latest
thing in ladies' jcwelry, SOC; Opera fot'h.
er fans, cardinal, blue, pink, or white,
bonesticlss; SOC, worth $l.25); l4dI"S
shears, nickel plated, Gin, zoe; col red
photos of actresses, 1Gc eAclr, ) for Zoe;
Sewing muchinc oil (bcst sporm), urge
bottles, 25c; Lubin's BcautifyIng pow,
ders, 12c;Lubin's complexion, soap lOc,3
cakes for 25c, "Cosmcticque, for TIN"
hair, 12c; Lyons tooth powder larg""
bottles, t5c; petroleum jelly pomade,
bottles for 25c; geraninm cologne, new
and lasting perfume, SOC, (worth I6cG
"StoIem Kisses, :" all extra fine perfume,
400, worth 81 }; French shoe dressing,
best quality, 8 bottles for 26c, Th"'N
are all great bargains, Ne order
for Iras than one dollar, -
nickel watch loCkot, with
charm, all in beautiful satin
given free with every trial ORD,
Ing to orer $500 received d.. d.
.naSt 40 daya. A" all goods no o..
tnrv may NJ He returned, yon IN '. '.4.
IN sending us trial order o'..''.
ms RNPfRE News CO., Syraog H..
Golk, n'"Heh - "'
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Delinquent Land Sales

FENTE following is the list OF Dtl:n
L qlcnt LrndS in Pickers County,
furnished me by J. Tyler Hill, County
Treasurer, for fiscal year, 18S58G.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
G.. I. Brock, / Lot, l building;
Mrs NJ. +. NJ. Epton, S3 acres.
CENTRAL TOWNSHIP,
J. r Fond!cy, 2 Lots, 2 bnildings,
Cato HallHms, 100 acres, / building;
Edward II. MAw, 50 acres
Mrs. Isabella Neal, f3O acres build
ing.
HURRICANE TOWNSHIP.
J. r. Fcndlcy, 40 acres, 1 building.
Minerva Smith, 90 acres.
PU3PKINTON TOWNSHIP.
"i3st" Flias Chastain, 81 acres.
William Evatt, 800 acres;
John T.. WaIdroop, 40 acres.
EASTATOE TOWNSHIP.
Matthew Patterson, so acres;
John Watson, so acres.
Notice is hereby given. that the
whole of thn several Parcels or Lot,
Of Gand above described, on so much
aq VIII be necessary to pay DE taxes,
costs, and penalties charged thereon,
viii be sold hy tie Trcastrcr of Pick
ems County, on the lst Monday i'll
April, 1887, unless said taxes, assess
mcnts and penalties be paid before
that time, and such sale will be con
tinuod from day to day until al of
said Parcels or Lots Of Land shall be
sold or offered for sale,
!. B. CLYDE,
County Auditor of Pickons.
mch 81 26 ct
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The following order Of preaching on
he Pickens Circuit will be observed uli.
il further notice:
Zion, 1st Sunday at II o'clock n. m.
Easley, LIST Sunday at 4 o'clock, p. m.
Pickens, 2d Sunday at II CLOCK, a. m.
Bethlehem, 2d Sunday at 33SSo'clock, p.
m. Easley, Sd Sunday at 11.o'clocI,,
q, m. Pickens, Sd Sunday at u O'Clock,
p. In, Dncusville, 4thEE..Sundiy at II
o'clock, n. IN. Antioch, 4.h Sunday at
81 p. IN. j. G. DAvIo.
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WHY I aEm a Poor Man.
March &c, 1887.

"Wool Hat" in Planters Advocate
tells the following plain story why lie
is poor:
II ON poor because 1 buy more
than I sell. In the first place, buy
q part of my meat from the North
west; my fish comes from Portland,
for the taking of which the Muinan-
der receives q bounty from the Gov
ernment. My onion sets and all my
garden seeds buy from Michigan.
I sold the wool from eighteen sheep
at 37R cents per pound to al agent of
the manufacturing company at Read
ing, Pa, four months thereafter
bought hat from tho same company,
paying at the rate Of six dollars a
pound for the wool. The hide of q
buck I sold at five cents per pound
1t went to Elnira, n. Y, was tanned,
sent back, and I bought it at 35 cents
pound, and it weighed more than it
did when sold it. Ny ok handles
come from Connecticut, nay matches
from Delaware, my pen, ink and pa
per from New York. Am L the only
fool in Georgiai"
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No. j3 makes close connection for
Atlanta.
No. 80 makes close connection for Au
gnSta and Charleston mt Columbia
JAS. j. TAYLOR, Gcnl Pass. Art.
y. CARDWELL. a \, Columbia 4, s.
SOIL HAAS, Traffic Mama cr
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sSS GA Il ITIsN1. t

Lawrence Murphree is supervisor of
highways for Hurricane Township.
Mr.. James f. Hendricks has goose
in good health that is now about %
years old
Greenville is still progressing. The
houses are to be numbered, and the
streets to have their names printed on
the corners.
AIR Jere Looper killed five crows at
one shot last week. The crows will here-
after find other R&lds as they hear that
Mr.. Looper is a regular crow externina-
tor.
We are informed that there we're eight
dogs killed at Capt Grady's and in his
neighborhood, instead of five, as was re-
ported, The n,ws gets better as we
hear more it. ~
Sometimes persons are heard com
planning of tho time prices of mercbantss-
This reminds us that it has been several
months fipce we have seen merchan
hunting up at;y one to sell him goods ont
line. ..l.
Mr.. james L. Boggs, son Of Aaron
73oggs, who left this country before the
var, is at Lenoirs, Tenn. Hewrites that
liz parents are still in the enjoyment of
Y<ood health.
The building in which the auditor,
'easurer and school commissioner, have
tneir Offices, has just been recovered
18th nice new Shingles. The old roof
oarved about eighteen years.
A sleight- of-hapd man, a travelling jew
n,er. a travelling dentist ard Journey
an printer, all struck this town the
me week, and it's here yet. Nothing
II ore will be said about moving the
t'urt House.
Mr.. John l.. Graveley reports the far
'rs in the Sunny Dale section progress
e, well. He thinks as gen
al thing they are about fifteen
iays ahead with their work. It will
lakc long wet spell to put them behind.
Married, al Holly Spring Church on
ne Goth inst, Mr.. John NJ. Stewart to
Iiss Margaret Gilstrap. The ceremony
AS performed by Rev. Thomas Looper.
Y hia makes the 378th couple Mr.. Looper
RS united in the holy bonds of matrimo-
y.
The meeting Of the stock holders of
: he Piedmont Institute was no@ held last
thursday, for the reason that sufficient
Office had not been given. We have
cen requested to say that the meeting
i'll be held on Thursday the 7th of
april
"1t' "<F ,t,. ''H' notice from Green
'a, tt.o ''''l. - in that cflico di-
l." . "t.'., sufficient poatage.
"'' ..'. them. So if n let
er TO the clerk ls not heard from, you
nay suspect that you failed to pay po.-
age.
Al tho corrt ~ U-.ihc,o 1,,so.o rro.or
,ao,,oa . ,,,lo - ,,,, ,,,,,,t,, ,,,',,,,;,:,..
ars, r'qrrira them to show cause before
aim ut Grperville, on Thursday the 7th
If April, why n pernmDtory writ OF rnnne
...,. r. ,r... ling .he,n
r,..'3 ... osed now
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w.. ...ar..,.... cu,;n,,a
5...... .... ...... 49,. 49,
....'' .. ,..... nancos fill
3o... ."..>......,--,,... ...>. .,.,.y number
was displayed to the eyes of the many
anxious and Interested ones. The num-
ber was IL, Mr.. Julius Shanklin being
n"mei by it. Many are ready to scratch
bis eyes out for his luck.
The Commissioners Of Aor;o,,1trro
p. Rntler, Cohlmhio n roanoa., -
,,o ,,r+ ~ ooron,,,,;oat;o,, 80, 4''''' W
having water-power for sale. He wish
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE

On trains 50 and 81 Pullman Buffet sleep
crs between Now York and Atlanta. On
trains 20 and J8 Pullman Buffet sleeper
between Washington and New Orleans
Pullman RlecprF between Gipcnab0r0 and
Richmond. Through tickets ON sale at
principal stations, to all points. For rates
and Information apply TO any agent Of The
company Or
Il EB THOMAS, JAS, f. TNYbOR
Genl Manager ora
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MAMal0Tl EDU@A.
&reenvllie, 8. q,
a. A. GATES, Proprietor.

TlIE MlNStON HOUSE rs BEEN
L. newly r2iitlrd and cSccllcntly iUt'
nishcd Il IL tirst-cIass in all its appoint
ments, and Ia one of thu best h0tc,s ih the
South. Situated in the hcaithiest anH
most dollehttul city In mn the C@GtTM II %G or
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